"The Wolf and the Lion" - Game Of Thrones S1E5 | FIRST TIME WATCHING 

And remember. Fast cars need high performance blinker fluid. haha

She's pretty spot on though. In this world, circumstances can change in a blink of an eye.

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Ned finds a lot of answers but doesn't know the questions

@@NosirrathOfficialWell said.

@@NosirrathOfficial he knows the question..... "what got Jon Arryn killed?" Its the answer he's looking. Its in the basement in Shiganshina LOL

The funny thing is that we are left wondering why Robert never figured it out by himself.

@@RielMyricyne he probably knew. Just didn’t care.

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One of my favorite scenes from the show

He still killed and attacked his men who were vastly outnumbered and not expecting a fight. Not to mention him pushing a ten year old out the window. It's too early to begin defending Jaime

@@mythicalfelix very true 😁

Jaime would have won that fight.

@@mythicalfelix low iq Ned is no where near to Jamie in fighting lil bro.

​​@@mythicalfelixeven without defending Jamie, the fact that he was pissed that one of his guards ruined his 1v1, showed at least a shred of honor, even if Jamie is overall is a dick.

@stef_solari. my username is my email. It’s supposed to be raymail1962 but RU-vid changed things.

@T.elegram-TheStefSolari Certainly Stef .I've seen got 5 times. I can help you understand the story better.

SPOILERS: Nah in the books Jaime is quite literally the best swordsman alive at this point in time, he was playing with Ned at the beginning and there are actually two theories as to what Jaime felt at the moment he had that confused face, either he was surprised at how good a fighter Ned was, or he was surprised at how bad Ned actually was since Ned supposedly killed Jamie's hero, the greatest swordsman in the book series, the sword of the morning, Arthur Dayne. Like being totally serious Jaime is one of the best swordsmen in history in this series, GRRM, the author himself was asked if he himself was in a situation of him having to ask for a trial of combat who would be his champion, if it was any fighter in history his first choice would be Arthur Dayne, but if it was the current timeline of the books then two-handed Jaime Lannister was his choice.

It didn't happen that way in the books but I'd say it's a decent way of putting things for the show.

​@@rhuskymikhaelorcullo5832I don't think the second theory holds up. Jamie is very good at what he does but so is Ned. Ned, as he says himself, doesn't fight in tourneys. He doesn't spend time showing off or boasting of his feats. Jamie has spent the better part of his life at court so of course he has a huge reputation. Ned's probably not going to win, but the idea that he's so bad Jamie would be shocked is kind of silly. From what I've heard of Jamie's exploits prior to the current situation Ned has more battle experience than Jamie even if Jamie is "the best." He's not been tried and tested in as many battles (Siege of Puke, and presumably some other skirmishes in that rebellion, Kings wood brotherhood, any others?, compared to Ned who did most of that plus the actual rebellion that Jamie didn't fight in I think). So in my opinion Ned is someone who can most certainly hold his own against someone like Jamie, as he did against Dayne, but yeah he would probably lose. However, if we're going realistically, then when you look at top athletes, it's not so common to have someone who's so good they won every single time. It happens of course, but just because someone is "the best" doesn't mean they're a dead cert. So if we're being more realistic he still had a fair-ish chance, if luck is on his side, of winning. Say a 1 in 5 chance. Good odds when facing one of the greats, but certainly not odds to stake your life on if you can help it.

Something similar had happened to me. I had come into Game of Thrones late...between season 1 and 2. I typically avoid things with a lot of hype, which is why I didn't bother joining in early on. But the hype was so crazy leading into season 2 that I was like, FINE!! I'll give it a chance. But I was very tired (and a bit stoned) so I ended up falling asleep in the 1st episode. I remember thinking "great, a boring medieval drama" before nodding off. I was awake enough to hear a woman shouting and when I opened my eyes and was able to focus....Bran was being shoved out the window. I was like "WTH!! What did I miss that would take this boring drama to a WILD drama that involves killing little children". So I started the episode over again and started getting hooked. And by episode 9, I was one of those people hyping up the show like crazy. Anyway, that immediate rewatch of the 1st episode really did help. I swear, I must've turned like 40 people on to the show. And those 40 ended up turning on like 200 people. Cause we would have HUGE watch parties, but then the watch parties got smaller because others were having watch parties of their own.

Give it all away, that's the spirit. Why not say who ends up on the Iron Throne while you're at it?

@markharris1125 says the 💩head who clearly doesn't know the show. Not to mention I didn't give away anything the show hasn't covered already. I'm just laying out how to connect the dots in a series that is based on dots & crumb trails. SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT #2 SPOILER ALERT #2 FOR REAL, SPOILER ALERT!! WHY ARE YOU STILL HERE IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THE SHOW! GO AWAY!! DON'T SAY I HAVEN'T WARNED YOU!! You serious 🍆 breath? I've only pointed out what the show has implied. That it was the Lannisters that took out Jon Arryn. YOU KNOW THE TRUTH OF IT!! So to claim I'm dropping spoilers is COMPLETELY unwarranted & an outright LIE. I was only teaching someone HOW to watch the show (and read the books) based on the info she's already seen. I didn't even spell out where these clues lead cause it hasn't been said on the show so far. And furthermore, you 🧠 dead 🤡, Stef is like THREE episodes ahead on patreon. By the time I made this comment SHE ALREADY KNOWS the picture that the connect the dots have made. So I have QUITE LITERALLY spoiled NOTHING. If anything YOUR comment contains more spoilers than mine has. So how about YOU delete your comment, and yourself while your at it, and make the world a better place for it.

@@markharris1125 You can't be serious you 🧠 less troll. First off, Stef is like THREE episodes ahead by the time I made this comment. So I haven't spoiled a damn thing since everything I've said has been covered by now. And what have I said? NOTHING that the show hasn't already covered. I was just teaching Stef on HOW to connect the dots in a series with LOTS of dots & breadcrumbs. I didn't even spell it out that it's the Lannisters that would want Jon Arryn dead because of what he knew....even though it was one of the 1st things said after the cold-opening of the series. The conversation between Cersei & Jamie at a funeral "what if he talked....our heads would be on spikes". Secondly, your comment has more spoilers than mine does. So how about you delete your comment....and yourself while you're at it.

@@markharris1125 Give what away? I've given NOTHING away and you bloody well know that. I've only said what the show has given away so far. The only thing I did was to give Stef and others tips on HOW to watch the show AND read the books. I would argue that YOU'VE spoiled more with YOUR comment. Plus, Stef is like THREE episodes ahead. Anything I said when I made the comment she would've ALREADY KNOWN!!! But I guess that's too advanced for you to understand.

@@jimmygreer2140 😂😂 This puffed-up anger is a wonder to behold. You literally said that 'Jon KNEW Cersei's children were NOT Robert's children and he was killed because of it.' This has not been revealed yet. Yes, the evidence is there but people need to work it out for themselves. Or not. I think it was your patronising tone that irritated me the most. How is it up to you to lecture our host on how she should watch the show? 'If you had noticed' . . .' you say. 'If you start putting everything together . . . ' It's very insulting. 'The only thing I did was to give Stef and others tips on HOW to watch the show AND read the books.' What arrogance makes you think this is your job? Away with you and your fake anger. You've been called out and you don't like it. Sorry, Stef, for this unfortunate series of comments. I'm not indulging this person any more.

The show aged her up to 14

@GeorgeEugeneBarrett she only had her period in season 2 so I doubt she was fourteen in season 1